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Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
THIRD EDITION.
Nsvs summary.

N. Decker, living In Albs, Minnesota,
sold farm some weeks ago, receiving
~. OCO for it, which he kept secreted In
his residence. thinking the bank un-
safe, On Wednesday, Mr.. Decker being
absent, his wife went to spring for
water, some ten minutes walk from the
dwelling, leaving q 6 months old child
in the house. Upon returning she
founJ the house In flames and the
money gone. She barely escaped with
the child. The building and contents
were destroyed and there was no insur-
Auce.
Henry Esmond, charged with mall
robbery. and Edward Powers, charged
with murder, escaped from the United
states wing OF the prison In Sioux
Falls, Dakota, on Wednesday night.
They threw q blanket over the heeo OF
a deputy warden who came 70 lock
them up, GAGGED and bound him and
fed with $50 and two Winchester rides.
A vein of salt struck at Ellsworth.
Kansas, ON Wednesday, In the well OF
the Ellis worth Mining Company, 1t
depth Of $50 feet. on Thursday reached
a thickness Of 155 feet, and the bottom
has mot yet been reached. lt 10 pure
rock salt, 1t 10 claimed TO be the thick
est vein In the world.
A despatch from Ottawa says guesses
continue to be made at the probable
basis of the fisheries negotiations, but
IL Is oficislly stated that they are sim
uly guessee. The Govern men. has re-
csived no intimation yet which would
warrant any of the statements which
hove appeared.
Nicholas Kuebele, 25 years old, shot
and fatally wounded Henry Becker,
aged 10 years, in Shenandosh, Pa, on
Thursday. Kuebels had been paying
uuvelcome attention to Becker's daueh.
ter, and was ordered out Of the house.
Refusing to 90, scuffls ensued, durir
which the old man was shot.
At meeting of the railroad switch
men In Chicago on Thursday night
resolutions were adopted thai all should
remain quietly at work, so long "a th'
com mpaniss do not attempt to fo' 90 then
to work with certain few obnoxious
switchmen Of the Lake Shore read.
James Sadoler WAS killed by Josepl
Werts, in Newberry County, 3 ol
Thursday. Saddler had Threatened I
kill Werts on sight, but the latter GO
the drop on his antagonist and shot hir
dead in the road.
The window glass factory st FindlaJ
Ohio, has been fred up, the firm givip
the men the 10 per cent. advance aske
for. This is regarded rs q victory fc
the window glass workers, and 1t
thought that other firms will now gran
the advance.
An attempt WAS made to set FIRE to q
italian tenement house in Brookly
early on Thursday morning. Kerosen
was poured In the hallway and lightee
A policeman discovered the fire and e.
tinsuist ed 1t.
The bank exsminer Investigating ih
affairs of the Biddeford Savings Inst
tuition at saco, Maine, which wa
robbed by young McNeilly, thinks th
bsnk will have surplus OF half mi
lion dollars.
The latest reports from the seat OF th
Blacktoot troubles in the Northwe!
Territory, indicate that about thru
hundred warriors have gone on the VS.
path, and serious trouble 10 anticipated
In Omaha, on Thursday, Jacob Able
fatally wounded his wife aud then eht
himself dead. Jealousy was the caus
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
Attic Opera House

Thatcher, Primrose q w wy
strels will appaGr Mt the op1
to morrow night and VII
bs 6 greeted with q large aao ie
company now contains .n
array OF minstrel talent ev9
any organization, and they ",
new songs, new acts ana ho y
ties, and com bined with tle1
and inttrumentalifts prom,s,
minstrel performance eves Wv
city.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
DlEE.

BAYNARD.-On the sth inst, Eiw00d H.,
son OF samuel H. aud Dora Bayn ard, In
the 9th year OF hii age.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence OF bis pa
rents, No. ylo French street, on Sunday
Aftersoon at 8. 80 s'ciLck.
MAHAkTY-On M the 9th ins.., James Ar
mour, son OF James maharty.
respectfully invited to attend the funera |
from his late residence, 703 Jefferson stroet,
on Sunday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock. Inter.
ment at the Wilmington and Bfandywine
Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
Tho Guests Barely Escaped

mEADvILLE, Pa Sept. S-The Hotel
Arlington, at Saeger,own, Pa, six
miles north OF this place, erected last
spring by Ira @ Fuller, OF Grookville,
at cost OF $25 5.00!, was entirely de.
stroyed BY fire this morning ct clock.
The fire broke ont in the kitchen, and
the guests. twenty-three in number,
had barely time TO escape, saving MOI; b
Jog. The house contained sixty FIVE
rooms Harding & JefreyS were lhe
lessees, and lost all their furniture
valued at $1,000. They are fully In
sursd.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
Appointments by Bishop

Tho following diocesan spp'
have been announced by Bishl
Vicar general, the Very Rsv.l
Lyons; bishops counctls, the
X Failon, George j. Kelly \
Bradford and W lillian Dollar
ners OF the clergy, the Rss1
L. Brady, John j. Tierney ~
j. Flynn; examiners OF
and schools, the Revs.
Eallou, George j. Kelly and I
aghy; com mittee of inyestlg'
RI. Rev. Bishop Curtif, judge
william j. Scott, procuratoi
Rev. William j. Birmingha
tary; matrimonial court, tes
Bishop Curtis. j udge; defsndo
Joseph Graf, aud the ReV' u
phy, secretary; bishops seer
Rev. Frank j. Donnelly.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
VIII Attend Chnrch.

MiDqus Tribe, No. 8, Imp. o. r. NJ,
vii. attend divine service at Scott M.
K. Church next sunday morning In
regalia, when sermon will be preached
appropriate to the occasion by Past
Szchem Rev. T. r Creamer, . former
pastor Of Scott Church. The order IN
s. neral has been ilyited TO attend.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
sale OF Horses'

There was a good ATTENDANCE
uer's sale OF horses wbica LOU so'
his bazaar this morning. Inc nU ~
at fair pr ces, and the biddlns nv ~
ed. One horse that was bid w
was withd, avn, as that amouD'
below his value. Il
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
NJ MARRIAGES.,

RowLkND-aUTRR the resi-
dencs ot the brides psrents, In Now
Castle Hundred. on September the stb, by
Rev. Charles bili. DR.. Ward B. Rowland
10 Mis- Idela q. Guthrie.
PEAOOOK-SCA9GS tho resid 90
OF the officiating clergyman. Rev. henry
u. Lipdsay, on Sept. oh, T.. Ltnnood
Peacock and Annie Laura Ssiggs, all Of
this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
DR.. ]. MIl.lER'S
VEGETABLE
EXPECT RAN I.

Thts Invaluable Medicine 10 40
knowledged By tho thousands TO be The
Heat Cough n Mediefne I'm the world.
For Coughs, Colas, sore Throat ,Hoarseness
Inflammation Of the Threat and Mouth
Whooping Cough, Oanker. HASA, SC, there
Ia NO medicine now In use that has performed
more cures.
IL is warranted not TO contain any min
e.al substance; 1t 10 also Tree from laudanuu
or squilis; 1t may be taken n any time with
p,rfect safety. Sold by all druggiats. $50
aud 81 o bottle. Z MORGAN II SONS,
Prop, PrOvidence, X. L.
DE. HAyn neg Arabian Balsam ia nm
equaled Tor Ufouo. Try IL 26c. and 81. q,
DruRgists mArleowen
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
|DnoIsTER'S ORDlR.
N RLgisTHR'S oE1G b.E

unw CASTLE COUNTY, DlL.
Upoa the application Of John A. Cransten
aud 0ary K. yustis. Administratorv 81 james
Cranston, late Of ChrstiAna h1ndred, u
aid county. deceased, Il ~ ordoreA and
directed BY The Register that the AZ.
ministrstofs aforesaid Eye notlcc Of
granting Of letters OF AdministrAuons
upon the estate OF the deceased, with the date
Of granting thereof BY causing Adyertises
rom the date q such letters in dx Of
the most public places Of the county
having demands against the estate 70 present
tho same, or abide by an Act Of Assembly In
such case made and provided and also canse
| the same TO be inserted within the same perfod
| in the Daily REPUBLICAN, newspaper pub
| nshed In Wilmington, DEL, and 70 be sonhn-
| ued therein three weeks (e. o. a.
~~~~l Given under the hand ana beAl o1
IL. 9. {Ofice OF the Rexister Aforesaid, 81
(-J Wilmington, in new Castle County
| Aforesaid. the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
EofICI-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
came duly. attested 70 the Administrators,
on or before August 1th.. lst1 or abide
the Act OF Assembly In suoh ease made Anc
provided. ~
| MARY =. JUeTIS,
| Aaministraters.
| Address, New port, Del. auT
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
a .,,.~c,d Assor,msaa

Although the famous Cape Nay goodies
arc scarce, and hard to get, Powell, In
the Third street market, has secured .
splendid lot for tomorrow. He also Will
have some delicious blue-nsk direct from
Lewes, and in addition to these full sup
ply Of Spanish mackerel, rock fish, found.
ers, fresh cod and halibut. His stalls
will as usual be open until ~ O'Clock to-
morrow night.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
a Rargain

We open this week our line i1r,ss q,
wear, reliable goods, new ,,;yh,s s.y',t-
prices. A special lot of yIulIi lail I
shoes at one dollar, usually se etse
FoRMAN's, No. 10 Il. 4'p' wv
ket and King.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

INV CAbrL1 NOCFtss DHs.l
Upon the application Of 1'hiiip u. Plum
kett, Admin2strator sf John ). flunkett,
late OF Wilmington Hundred. In seia
rected by the Register that the Administr.-
tor Aforesaid give notice OF granting Of let
ters OF Administration, upon the estate
Of the deceased, with the date of
tisements i to be posted vithis . days from the
date OF such letters in six Of the most public
places OF the county OF New Castle, requirina
al, persons having demands against the estate
TO present the same, or abide by an Act Of
Assembly IN such case made and provided ;
and also cause the same to be Inserted With q
the same period in the lSauy REPUBLICAN,
Q newspaper published In Wilmington, and Va
be continued therein three weeks (s.o d. .
{ ~~~~l Given under the hand and Seal OF
IL. 9. }Onice of the Register sfOresaid, et
t~~--- Wilmington. In New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NOrICx.-A1l persons having claims agAins
the estate OF the deceased must present the
| same, duly Attested to the Adninistratol
aforesaid, on Oh. before August Is, 1855, o,
abide the Act OF Assembly In such ease nsdt
PHILIP N. PLUNKETT,
Administrstor.
Address. Wilmington. Del. aD-sw-eod
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES !!

In order to reduce our stock we offer
fifty new and secondhand carriages at
greatly reduced prices. All In want OF a
good carriage call and examine them and
learn our prices. FIRST & ALLMON,
s9.eod-tf Seventh & Shipley SITS,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
YyyaR ARTIsArs' SAVING BANK.
NO. sos MARKET sTIEEE,

n9oRPoRATKo....-.... FEBRUARY Is, lezs
Upent0 receive Gsp0s,Ga daily from a. N
anti! y. H., GDd on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from ! 10 = o'clocg.
The cnarser Of the oGug provides that a..
profits upon its inves.nl snts, ezcopt 20 much
as ia required fer the payment OF necessary
expenses and for suitable surplus for the 60
curity OF doposit0rs, shan 90 divided among
the dop0siters.
No manager Is allowed 70 borrow rny psr,
OF the funds deposited with the Corpot ati5n
MANAGERS.
George ". Bush, =. Allen Billes,
M. j.. Idcbenstein, Geo. 5. OspelIc,
Uhas. W. Rowland, n. X. Benson,
Joe. Il, Carpenter, Jr., J ob II. Jackson,
WIN, Il. swift, Aenry n. Dure,
Anthony Etggins, Ed1sTd Pusey,
Washington Hastings,
MONEY LCAGED,Oh NORTHAGES,
GEo. W. BUSH, 0ao. 4. UAPKLLs,
President. Vioe-Peeidsns.
4. I. TAYLOR, Treagurer.
ltT-nT Jos. n. MATgER Auditor.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
K0.OpouA0.

The Peoples Cafe, Third and Market
streets, W. Bareford proprietor, has been
repapered, repainted, and In many ways
improved and Is now open, with the best
oysters and other refreshments.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
SEPTEMBER 22, 1887.

The train WILL leave the B. 4 o. station, foot
or Market street Wilmington, at n. M,
Harmony, y a. M, Newark, 7.S8 a. M.
Singerly, / ia M, arriving in Washington
at 10 l5 a. NJ. Returning, leave Washington
at p. m, arriving in wilmington at 10. As p.
m. The excursion u for two days to ali VINO
wish To stay until Friday. The time OF leay-
mington on FRIDAY Is as follows: 7.sO a. In j,
! rs J.. M. and 4 ~ p. M. Parties wishing to
leave Washington on Friday to spend few
hours In Baltimore can leafc Washington on
the following trains for Baltimore At 7.3J a.
M, o.45 n. M, ~ 10 p. IN 3.l5 p. IN. and 4, ~
p. IN. Can leave Baltimore for " ilmington
. on Friday 40 follows: 5.i5 m, 2. 25 D. IN.
$50 D. IN. and sos p, IN. Excursion tickets
| good on all trains mentioned herein. Seats all
: numbered on ex.srsion train that leaves Will
mington and returns TO Wilmington on
| Thursday, the I'd.
| Whole tickets from Wilmington 81. q
- - Newark k.......-...... 80
| '' " SingsIly .............. 80
Children from 20 J: years. half fare. sytf
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

hEAFNESS ssaoccessfaiGgRE sue at a. your SaS
Down home By one who was deaf twenty.
eight years. Treated BY most OF tho no
ted spec sts without benefit. Cured him.
Belf IN three months, and since then hun
dredi Of Others. Full particulars sent on ap
plication. I. 8. PAGE, No. IL West 3let
:. New York CITY, oot,e.ta, Z, ,ss-ops
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
heoting.

A regular meeting Of Wilmington
Lodge, No 137 Order OF Tonu' Will be
held on Saturday evening, Septemher
10,h, in A o. U. W. Hall, Law Build
ing, Ninth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
HUNTING THE MURDERER.
Rtr and I,ttfia

Boys school shoes ct $50 snd 81 IS.
BAboock's, 2o6 Market street, ABOVE
Second.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
TISSOLUTIUF.

ENOR SALE-aOUD z-STORY BRICK
Il house and kitchen, No. 900 Chestnut
strest; lot 100 feet desp; new tin roof; dry
Collar; no trouble TO rent; selling because
owner is now living IN philadelphia. A
bargsin II sold soon. Apply 70 J. J. Will
HELM, grocer Chestnut and Adams ss..
cr TO ownor, II. o., 2c22 +. Dsuphin straet,
Phtiadelpbis, Pa. s9-lms
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
Misse6'

Pebble button school shoes ou|
Babcock'e, 206 Market s''''
Second,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

by Haven's syston. no previous knowledge
OF eiiher art required. Colleges open ali the
year. students can onter any tiino, an tu,
tIon being individual. Superior fscilisise
for procuring situa lions, fer which aid we
make no charge. College psmph .ets with
full set seif-teaohip8 hes01s In elthsr ar,
sent TO any address for 10 ctl.; both arts, 2g
cte. No stamps accepted, Addreeg ithot
OF Ravens Colleges; New YORK, N. y;
Philadelphia, Pa; Chicago, ILL; Cincinnati,
o.; san franciaoo. Oai. 5.eod-3m
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
COULEY'S EXCURSION
i To
WASHINGTON,

The Capitol of the Nation, with its many
public buildings that are open TO visitors and
which will give the cxcursionists food for the
nind to feed upon, In thinking over the any
and varied sights seen In the buildings and In
Washington, making the rip one to be long
remembered ith favor alter the excursionists
have returned % 10 their homes TO .alK over
things new aud old, seen by them ou the ex-
,.urslOQ of
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

Mr.. VIM. M Drein has returned
homo from r ,hoboth.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

x1.OK SALE-A GUUD PLkUE FOX
H business, 2ll W. Front street. Apply
10 GEORGE ID. BRAMbLE. near Della
ware Junction. a2& IT
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

OST-UE WEDNESDAY AFTER
IL moor, pair Of gold spcctacles, In NO
rocco case, somewhere In the eastern part OF
the city, waile collesting empty baskets. A
liberal reward will bo paid II left at this Of
1cs, or at WIN. RUHIN 81 MS tobacco
store, ll3 East Fourth streot. Nr
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

r OST-On THURSDAY MORNING
Lin coming from Friends' meeting house
on Vast street, up 9th to Washing ton, uI
Washington TO a05. came0 broast-pin ,set.ir
gold. The finder Will be lioerally rewarded
en- returning the same to To6 Washington
street. s9-2
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
JAS. A. KELLY,

Retailer OF Fioo Wines. whiskies, etc.
Tenth and Sh ipiey streets. Telephone call
No. IA. fA.eoi
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

NUANTED-rD RENT, n 2nd.STORY
w front room to lodgerl. at 100 W. 6th
street. t92t#
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
N REaIsTER'S OFYlCE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DALI

Address. New port, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

BOY WHO UNDER
w stands to feed printing press. REID
& BRO, lis L. 4th st. ss-2tt
Daily Republican., 1887-09-09

NYANrED-A FEW GOOD STEADY
w working girl9 Will obtain employ.
nent at tho ute works. sixteenth street
and Railroad avenue. Apply oa:Iy. SO II
The Meeker herald., 1887-09-03
a Nortl,Y object.

The Denver News has started u sub.
scrip'ion for tile families Of Dci u,y.
Sheriff Ward and Lieutenant, Folsom.
who lost their lives last week In the
me!c. with III. Indians near Ranscly
Ward leaves wife and child. and Fol-
som leaves mother and two sisters.
who were dependent on him for sup,
port. aud who arc now practically pen
nilcSs. Tic News started IL. subscIip.
,iDn list with so. and WIS In short
time WAS augmented by the follow lug :
brig Rcir,ion. so, l.. l..
S-ibold. $40; Hon. II. ". Teller. so:
Company a. Greeley. SO; lion. 7. N.
Patterson. so. Senator Teller. writes
al>o that he trusts that ut the next
s''ssion Of the Legislature the Stat. will
takc ptovsr n,.yn Ia provide Tot tile ta,n.
State ~ thcs. m-n did. am sure the
people OF tie State viii approve Of suei
legislation" Tho course of the New
j. To lie commented. and the people oi
Colorado can now show their respect
and honor for those who sacrificed ihci'
lives by n contribution for the b-fcay.,
ones. n |, 1, some time before the Leg
.slatGtc meets.
The Meeker herald., 1887-09-03

Cunsressm IN Symes has always zen
an earnest worker for the people of ti,is
State, but nj no lime In his honofe'i
career hiss lee risen Ia n higher point In
the estimation II tir settlers In North
western Colorado than during The past
week when his Voice was raisrh In lie
half OF tll'. rights of our citizens and
against the inposi,ions OF u band of
worthless India $. Mr Symes. In former
years, served Us az officer In one Of the
wars against the Sioux and has given
the Ute Indian question II gr.a, deal of
attention aud study. both In a1d out al
Congress. IL. WAS well qualified TO
speak on tn. subjected In hand ami
rendered Governor Adams and il. cid
zens Invaluable aid bringing about a
satisfactory settlement of tic Indian
question. Sir. Symes' services in the
present instance viii no, snon lie forgot
ton bY the people OF White River valley.
The Meeker herald., 1887-09-03
Don't Rsp~sluseat.

You cannot AFFORD 10 waste time In
experimenting when your lungs are IN
danger. Consumption always seems, nj
iirss, only cold. DO NO, permit any
dealer To impose upon You with some
cheap Imitation II DIR. klns's New
Discovery for Consumption. Coughs
and Colds. bn, H. sure you get the gen.
'iinc. IIccais. ho can make more profit
lie may tell you hr has sDmuihing just
rs gooi. or just ia. same. Don't bc de.
ccived. but inslli upon getting DR..
Kings Discovery, which Is guaranteed
Ia give relief In all Threat. Lung AMI
chcs; affections. Trial bottle free at
any drug store. Large bottles. 81.
The Meeker herald., 1887-09-03

Last winter j. l.. McllHtton, one OF
our heaviest s,ockmen and most fe-
spected citizens, had occasion 10 move
his sheep herd from Central Utah 10 IL
point near Ashley and In order To regch
the halter place had 10 cross tie tiniah
reservation. Mr. Mediation went down
To the Agency aud made arrangements
with the ngcnt fol, crossing The sheep,
paying the required toll IA the agent be-
Tor. iruylng. Mr. Mediation returned
to M~rkrr aud wrote 10 iis foreman fo
come un with tie sheep. stating thai lie
,i,d paid OF heir pisshge through the
usrrcaImu ul rver,t'iin" would be all
r.lht. THO foreman stiried with tht'
simon aud 800 hur tina" Reached the
ar.ucy where Ma wfa na'tet aud toll lif
rtnid proceed nu uTlnef nu'.l hs pad
$40 taii lnr permi, ION O." driNr thronsh
the t-nerv ton Ihr for, N N explained
To the gnt thai toll had ALREADY been
paid. but the latter turned deal ear 10
! tue fofman's remonstfanrrs and rounded
| up tn. sheep and h ID Them until MT.
Mediation made another trip 10 the
z reg and pid over the 500, after
ahItn h. aas allowed 10 proceed on lis
WAY. Tn above shows ~hat rights Hrt
wcori,d white men an the lndin
rrs-i vulipns. linw much toll LA, Col"
rows folioNers lid ,hn people Of TN
county for the privilege of pasinrln!
large bapis uf hnl Sc and sheep, intirn
-enprl,Iy
The Meeker herald., 1887-09-03
vii, &c, There Ju,, tho same.

During the past two weeks We have
been worked and worried almost To
death. had 10 endure untold annoyance.
even ffum people who ought 10 know
that what might he music IN u boiler
making establishment is anything bu,
music In u printing office: have been ac-
cuscd of bringing on the la,r Utc war
and doing other evil things. but
In the great time that is coming. when
r'~' e'''-y' y r'' wsvr fsfssr,-f ann rcstti sba!
CON" from the aui,srinx ground.
when they who have stri,ca and -uiI.r-.i q.
teach and cnnoole the r,cc.
Shall march ut tn. frunt Of th. column. each
ono In his Goi.sivca place.
As the, pa-s through the ,;,ic. ~ IN, ,,i,,
with proud aud victorian. ;r..ad.
The editor. printer AMI '1icyil" viii trpvci no,
far irum the hcpi.
The Meeker herald., 1887-09-03
brace tp.

You are feeling depressed. your ap.
Pcttc Is poor. you are bothered viii,
headache. you are iidge;y. nervous. and
generally out of sorts. aud want to brace
up hraco mp. but rot with stimulnnts.
spring medicines, or b,,crs. which have
Tor their basis. very cheap. pni whisky.
and which stimulatc You FOR an hour.
and then leave You in worse condition
Than before What YOU want is au
attentive that Will purify your blood,
start healthy action OF Liver and Kid.
neys. restore your vitality. and give re-
newed health and strength. Such a
medicine you will find in Electric Bit
ter'. and oni, 90 cents bottle ut any
dug sto.e.
The Meeker herald., 1887-09-03
r,ro,x,nx Mud a, oowbe,..

Some papers In Denver have FELT tile
spirit move them at divers lines 10
throw mud at the cowboys upon every
available opportunity. They have done
SO hitherto with impuni,y, recognizing
In that class ONES that they could WHY
without any danger OF back talk. There
fore the present opportunity "s sei1eh
upon with avldity 10 co pare the blood
tnirsting cowboy with the honest, peace
f,h, law-nblding indian. Now this u
very poeticil TO read, but decidedly
gaiizy under the light of fac,s. am u
cowboy myself. and my conscience Is
singIilarig free of the heavy burden 'he
Drmucr At and pa or, oi like ilk are en-
d-uyoring tn fister upon us. Papers OF
It's suipe have innaIely been the
means uf maxim, Coloriw and his un-
washed ruiilans real Object OF to day,
instead of II thing uf the past.
/ As Tor the cowboys, we are too Careless
rough and profune, but without boast
ing mHy So, that few professions show
such large majority Of stric, HONESTY
anon. lis members. Tie cowboy, have
| made tne settlement of tins great Wesi
possible, and yet to-day some people
tia, are enjoying the benefit, Of their
pas, lsbors and hardshlps can ind no
better employ mtnt than casting mud al
them, by comparing them To thievinr
1saaselas, s,srIhif II Es..fs \ 'ii.I.ss Gsssiis. 80
No! II Is I0, justice. Neither Is
there any comparison To lee drawn be-
tween the cownoys aud Indians. The
cowboy u amrIdibl to mud recognizes
the laws OF tho State. The Indian vii;
neither recognize or submit TO any law
but that Of brute force. We can ansv er
| for the cowbois OF this section. They
ar. "A law-abid.ng and weil-behaS-d
class of citizens. among whose number
are many gentlemen II refinement and
education; men who avn property and
ar. la the front Ia ail enterprise, tend
ing 10 the general welfare. They ar-
not the had men some Of our misiI-
formed contemporaries would have the
public believe. The structures of the
Denver Democrat; on the cowboys Is
about on a par with the know edge dis
played by that and other journals on
the ct- troubles In Garfield county
they ar. ignoran, of tho subject they
are trying to discuss.
The Meeker herald., 1887-09-03

Groundirss rumort should be dis.
courag-d. Just bccsu,. II person come,
into town and reports iha, III. ut.s arr
about la commit more icv!i,ry. Is NJ
reason why II should be exaggerated by
other, Ia such an extent rs to keep our
stock nnd rl,nchncn. who are cunsic
gated here. from attending 10 their bus.
in-ss. One Of these reports brought u
party In yesterday. bu, upon inyss,iga.
ton h. could find nothing r-iiair To
suhS,antia,- thr reports. Neither Tom.
Dick nor ilnrry's reliability amour, 10
much now-a.,iays.